Amreetaa Sundraraj

Amreetaa is a warm and caring therapist who is passionate about supporting children and their families using a family-centred approach.

Amreetaa graduated from the University of Queensland with a Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours). She has 6 years of experience as an occupational therapist in Singapore, working with young children with developmental delays. She also worked closely with caregivers, guiding them to support their child’s development.

Amreetaa has experience working with:

• ASD
• ADHD
• Learning difficulties
• Fine motor skills
• Handwriting difficulties
• Self-regulation
• Social skills
• Self-care skills
• Behaviour management
• Sensory processing challenges

• DIR/ Floortime 101 DIR Model – Play the Floortime Way
• DIR 201: Promoting Basic Functional Emotional Developmental Capacities
• Social Thinking Workshop: Understanding Social Cognition and Strategies for Concrete Thinkers
• Signposts for Building Better Behaviour
• USC Sensory Integration CE Course 1
• USC Sensory Integration CE Course 2

Amreetaa uses a family-centred approach to therapy. She recognises the valuable role that families play and is passionate about collaborating with and empowering caregivers to support their children. Amreetaa prioritises connection and strives to build a relationship with every child that she sees. She believes it is important to make therapy fun and engaging for every child.

Amreetaa was born and raised in Singapore. Growing up in a multicultural society shaped her into an open-minded individual who respects and appreciates different cultures and traditions.

Amreetaa attended university in Brisbane and has recently moved back after being away for 6 years. She has been enjoying re-discovering the city and meeting new people.

Amreetaa loves listening to music and going to live music events. She also enjoys travelling, reading, going on walks and camping. She has recently started getting into reformer pilates and has been loving it.

Sometimes, despite our best efforts you or the therapist may find that you are not a good fit. If your therapist feels that he or she is not best suited to you, he/ she will discuss this with you and recommend a more appropriate therapist.

If you feel that your therapist is not a good fit within the first three sessions, simply discuss this with our admin team who will find a more suitable therapist.